The Occult Review, Volume VII

About this book

In the pages of The Occult Review, a report of an unusual experience might sit beside an essay on ancient religion or a criticism of a new mystical book.

This seventh volume belongs to Ralph Shirley's influential magazine, which served as a meeting place for Spiritualists, Theosophists and other investigators of the unseen. The range of disagreements gives the magazine a character that no single occult school could have supplied. The arguments unfold in the voices of people who considered the questions urgent, even when they disagreed about the answers.